Definition

A line of people, data packets, or literally anything waiting its turn in orderly fashion. The British version of 'line,' and also the most polite way to describe people standing around looking annoyed.

Example Usage

There was a queue of a hundred people waiting for concert tickets.

Source: Computing and general usage terminology

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